Ancient Whitehead Imperial Examination Poems

The poem is as follows: in the east of Luoyang, peaches and plums fly around.

Luoyang daughter cherishes color and sighs every fallen flower.

The color of fallen flowers has changed this year. Who will blossom next year?

I have seen handsome pines and cypresses destroyed into firewood, and I heard that mulberry fields have become the sea.

Old friends no longer lament that the peach blossoms are dying in the east of Luoyang, but now people are still falling in the wind.

Flowers still bloom every year, but they are different from year to year.

Tell those young people in their prime that they should pity this half-dead old man.

Now he is white-haired and poor, but he is still a handsome young woman.